There are shows, that when you see them, inspire you to go home and dust off that ill-used instrument you have lying around the house and start playing it again.
Prolific multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Ty Segall brought a career-spanning set list to Stubb’s in Austin on Saturday night. Currently touring on his second self-titled album, Ty Segall and The Freedom
Since forming in 2004, The Black Angels have been instrumental in growing and influencing both the Austin music scene and the modern psychedelic rock revival around the world. With their
[rating=7.00] While the heyday for shoegaze ended in the mid-nineties when brit-pop came onto the radio waves, the past few years have seen a new resurgence in popularity of the
[rating=7.00] After recording her first EP under the moniker of Fazerdaze in 2014, Amelia Murray hand-stitched fifty cardboard sleeves together and sent them to her fans and friends in Auckland,
Without the Pixies much of rock music would probably sound different today. Radiohead and Nirvana, whom both released genre redefining albums, site Pixies as a major influence on their music
It’s been well over a decade since PJ Harvey has done a proper tour of the U.S., and her past two albums haven’t seen more than a handful of shows
[rating=7.00] London-based indie rockers The Big Moon are relatively new on the music scene with Juliette Jackson having formed the band in 2014. After releasing a series of singles and
[rating=7.00] Since the release of their eponymous debut in 2005, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah have struggled to create something quite as monumental. In fact, after releasing three other LPs
[rating=7.00] Born in Cameroon, Lætitia Tamko moved to New York at the beginning of high school and much of the content on her debut LP Infinite Worlds is colored through the
